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Slagle Guernseys
Complete Records
In Production
A. B. Slagle, of Macon County,
is the owner of three registered
Guernseys that have recently com
pleted official production records
in the advanced registery division
of the American Guernsey Cattle
Club.
Forest Hill Farm Nola. a senior
two-year-old, produced 10,080
pounds of milk and 466 pounds of
fat in 365 days. She was milked
two times daily.
Belmont View Hard wick Alma
a junior two-year-old, produced
11,818 pounds of milk and 586
pounds of fat in 365 days. She
was milked two times daily.
Belmont View Traveler Treva.
a junior two-year-old. produced
10,903 pounds of milk and 541
pounds of fat in 365 days. She
was milked two times daily.
These official production rec
ords were supervised by N. C.
State College.
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and
Would Be FM Listeners
ATTENTION!
First, if you have an FM radio and aren't getting good reception
Don't Hesitate to Call on WFSC
We will be more than glad to make suggestions which may im
prove your reception. Whatever the problem, we will help you
lick it.
Second, if you would like to get an FM set we will be glad to
tell you where you may obtain sets.
FM sets are now being made by Motorola, Admiral, RCA, GE,
Phil co, Arvin, Columbia, Magnavox, Stromberg-Carlson, and
Olympic. ,
GET YOURS NOW! So you won't miss any of the delightful
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Covering The
Teen Scene
Willi Gene Dawdle
Several boys around Franklin
have been seriously discussing a
club (or boys who would like to
have a nice looking customised
car. The club would have to be
sponsored by some motor company
or garage and all cars checked by
proper authorities to be sure each
is safe to be driven. If such a
club was started it would have
strict rules, and a boy would be
honored to be in it. This would
not be a club to see who could
build the fastest car. but who
could have the prettiest car. In
talking to several boys around
town. I have found that they
think it could be a big success.
? ? ?
Another thing that seems to be
the trend in teenage motoring if
the fancy "spinner" hubcap6 that
every modified car has today.
? ? ?
For the past week teenagers
have been looking skyward In
hope that old man weather might
bring enough snow to get out of
school, but only rain has come
from the "wlld-gray-yonder", and
teen-agers have been contented
with ice-skating.
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Maybe some of you have never
taken time to read the rules at
the Franklin Teen Center. If you
haven't you might be interested
in knowing just what they are.
1. The Teen Center will open at
7:30 p. m. and close at IX p. m?
except for special nights. Chaper
ones will be responsible for teen
agers at the center only and dur
ing these hours.
2. One member's membership
card may not be used by another
teen-ager.
3. Chaperones and teen center
council members may ask anyone
to leave whose conduct is unbe
coming.
4. Ash trays are provided for
use. Cigarettes are not to be put
on the floor.
5. No gambling is allowed.
6. No drinking of alcoholic bev
erages is permitted.
7. Sitting In cars on teen center
premises is not permitted,
8. Lights must not be tampered
with.
9. Adjustments on the jukebox
must not be made expect by Gary
McKelvey or Jim Tysinger, who
have been approved by Olen Holt,
lender of the machine.
10. Profanity is prohibited.
11. The teen center Includes for
membership persons aged 13
through 19.
12. No parents allowed except
as chaperones.
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Most of the teen-age girls around
Franklin have added an extra
piece of jewelry to their collec
tion; a sweater stay. For the boys
who are interested, this is a chain
with a clamp on either end and
is fastened to each side of the
sweater. Also the girls are wearing
the Ivy League style black and
white shoes, with the buckle on
the heel.
Since the boys aren't as par
ticular as girls and don't care if
some other boy has a shirt or
pair of pants like his, the mascu
line style doesn't change very oft
en. And about the only thing new
this week Is the little brown or
black derbys being sported by
some of our "cool Kats".
? ? ?
Just to prove that teenagers
can't keep their mind on any one
thing for a week, here is this
week's 10 top tunes. And there has
oeen quite an upset since last
week.
The number one song this week
wasn't even on the hit parade last
week; It la. 'Oh Julie", by the)
Cresendoet; number 2. "Ballad of
a Teenage Queen", by Johnny j
Cash. Is also a new comer to the !
list this week: number 3, "Raun
chy", by Ernie Freeman, was sec
ond last week; number 4, "Peggy
Sue", by Buddy Holloy, has lump
ed up one place since our " last
listening; number 5. "Kisses Sweet
er Than Wine", by Jimmy Rogers,
is on the downhill drag; another
new comer is number 6. "Stood
Up", by Ricky Nelson; number 7.
"You Send Me", by Teresa Brew
er; number 8. "Silhouettes", by
: Dean Jones; number 9. "April
! Love", by Pat Boone., this record
is really going fast, last week it
was number i; number 10, "Great
Balls of Fire", by Jerry htm Ijewis.
?* ? ?
Patrick Henri, the 17.j**r-aki
son of Joe E. Henry. Is showing
Interest in electronics, which be
hopes to make Us profesaiaa. Pat
rick is a sailor at Franklin High
School.
He has made a wireless broad
caster and a record player, and
also has fixed several radios.
Patrick is taking senior science
and is now studying electron lea in
this particular field. Pat says "this
is right down my alley."
With A What?
Child Training Expert : "If your ,
children- become unmanageable ,
quickly swiEeh their attention."
Puzzled Parent: "Switch their!
what?'" I
Had Hts Trouble*
When Noah sailed the oceaa blue !
He had his troubles same as you.
For days and nights he drove hi*
ark.
Before he found a place to park.
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